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by Yefei Lu (Author), Javier Ruiz Ruiz (Prologue by), Nieves Cumbreras (Translator)
Un viaje a la mente de Buffett para comprender sus principales inversiones.
Desde la década de 1950, Warren Buffett y sus socios han respaldado algunas de las empresas más rentables del siglo XX. Pero cómo supieron que estaban haciendo las inversiones correctas? Qué buscaban en una compañía prometedora y cómo pueden otros replicar su aproximación?
Este libro es un regalo para los seguidores del legendario inversor que durante mucho tiempo han buscado un patrón detrás de su éxito. El estudioso de su figura Yefei Lu toma veinte casos concretos de entre las principales inversiones de Buffett en compañías como The Washington Post, Coca-Cola, o IBM.
Y gracias a que ha podido acceder a cartas del propio inversor, informes anuales, documentos empresariales y otras fuentes primarias, ha logrado desentrañar y reconstruir desde fuera la lógica tras cada una de esas decisiones. El mercado editorial está inundado de biografías de Buffett y de libros sobre su filosofía empresarial, pero apenas los hay que se hayan centrado en sus inversiones reales y no tanto en la persona.
Las inversiones de Warren Buffett presenta el análisis más detallado hasta la fecha de su cartera, desvelando sus claves e identificando lo que podría funcionar igualmente para el resto de inversores.
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A journey into the mind of Buffett to understand his main investments.
Since the 1950s, Warren Buffett and his partners have backed some of the most profitable companies of the 20th century. But how did they know they were making the right investments? What did they look for in a promising company and how can others replicate their approach?
This book is a gift for followers of the legendary investor who have long sought a pattern behind his success. Yefei Lu, a scholar of his figure, takes twenty concrete cases from among Buffett's major investments in companies like The Washington Post, Coca-Cola, and IBM.
And thanks to access to letters from the investor himself, annual reports, business documents, and other primary sources, he has managed to unravel and reconstruct from the outside the logic behind each of those decisions. The publishing market is flooded with biographies of Buffett and books on his business philosophy, but there are few that have focused on his actual investments rather than the person.
Inside the Investments of Warren Buffett presents the most detailed analysis to date of his portfolio, revealing his keys and identifying what could work equally well for other investors.
